Spin Coater #49
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#50 E-beam Lithography
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#51 Maskless Photolithography
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#60 Thermal diffusion doping
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#70 STM Lithography
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#99 Basic LCD Device
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A machine that deposits a thin film of liquid onto a surface (Spin Coating — Wikipedia). For us, a primary usecases is depositing photoresists on wafers.
It should not be too hard to DIY a decent spin coater. There are plenty of existing projects to draw inspiration from:
Project page for our spin coater in our wiki: https://wiki.fa-fo.de/projects:spincoater:start
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Spin coatingto Spin CoaterOne more design reference: https://github.com/klotzsch-lab/Maasi (Apparently this is what HackerFab is using)
While Rob is working on the electronics, I'm taking a stab at the hardware (3d printing, fasteners, etc). I'm not happy with the Maasi as is. I've redrawn most of it in FreeCAD and am incrementally making it better..
Here's my planned list of improvements:
there is some documentation by McMaster: https://github.com/Labsmore/Maasi and the google doc by them